BILLIARDS

Press, Volume LXXIII, Issue 22136, 5 July 1937, Page 15

BILLIARDS

RESULTS OF INTER-CLUB MATCHES

The following are results in the interclub tournament conducted by the Canterbury Amateur Billiards Association:—

A Grade Working Men's Club No. 1 v. Lyttelton (Lyttelton names first)—A. Albertson 200, R. W. Whitford 142; E. Brown 200. A. Phillips 175; S. Wales 200. W. Kett 192. Police v. Working Men's Club (Police names first)—J. Bickerdlke 148, M. Sisson 200: F. Heywood 200, G. Young 142; T. Kearns 200, G. Giles 199. B Grade

Working Men's Club No. 2 v. Sydenham Library (Working Men's Club names first)—H. Ledgard 200, L. Heaton 141; C Henderson 200, J. Hales 108; H. Ritchie 200. D. McLenaghan 140. New Brighton Returned Soldiers* Association No. 1 v. Richmond (New Brighton names first)—A. Falcon 200, H. James 162; T. Quaid 200, J. Prew 179; S. Williams 114, E. McGregor 200. St. Albans v. Lyttelton No. 1 (St. Albans names Johns 200, J. Neville 122; R. Norrle 200, T. Coffey 140; C. Winter 183, C. Arneson 200. Police v. Working Men's Club No. 1 (Police names first)—R. Henry 200, L. Speak 79; A. Cruickshanks 102. T. Gilroy 200; J. Kearton 200, S. Clegg 155.

DRAW FOR SNOOKER CHAMPIONSHIP

The following is the draw for the snooker championship conducted by the Canterbury Amateur Billiards' Association:—

July 12— R. Walker v. N. Calvert, at Police Club (Mr F. Heywood); E. E. Daggett v. L. Ashworth, at Automobile Association rooms (Mr A. Albertson); D. McLenaghan v. T. Gilroy, at Lyttelton (Mr E. Brown): J. Pulley v. G. Giles, at Pioneer (Mr J. Black). July 13— R. Whitford v. M. Sisson, at Working Men's Club (Mr H. Ledgard); A. Marshall v. F. Heywood, at Sydenham Library (Mr G. Giles); A. Albertson v. A. Park, at Automobile Association rooms (Mr R. Walker); G. Young v. A. Davis. at New Brighton Returned Soldiers Association (Mr J. Cusack). July 14—h. Ritchie v. winner McLenaghan and Gilroy, at St. Albans (Mr L. Gapes); F. Innes v. winner Walker and Calvert, at Pioneer (Mr J. Black); L. Seeker v. winner Pulley and Giles, at Richmond (Mr H. James); H. Shaw v. winner Daggett and Ashworth, at Sydenham Library (Mr H. Le Compte).